The UKRT Panel meet three times a year to review applications, the next meeting is in June 2025. The deadline for the June meeting is 18th April at 5pm BST (London). We strongly recommend you submit ...

Registration for the HUBS/HUCBMS Joint Workshop at Aston University on Remote Exams and EDI Remote exams are likely to remain part of the assessment mix of many departments going forward due to both ...

Daniel R Brooks and Salvatore J Agosta MIT Press, £32.00 A Darwinian Survival Guide begins with a brief description of the evolution of biology on Earth, and what is known about the evolution of Homo ...

The supposedly 'immortal' jellyfish Turritopsis dohrnii has captivated scientists since it was discovered decades ago. One of the first researchers to study it, Ferdinando Boero, looks at whether this ...

Tom Ireland talks to Dame Georgina Mace about the scale of the global crisis of biodiversity loss, and how she stays positive in the face of relentlessly worrying trends The Biologist 65(6) p24-29 ...

Each summer an army of volunteers monitors UK bat numbers and, according to Dr Kate Barlow, their recent findings are good news The Biologist 62(3) p16-19 At sunset on a warm, dry summer's day, ...

creation of a colony, alongside broader introductions for school children. Throughout the night schools from Singapore, Shanghai and South Korea also Skyped into the lecture and watched it as part of ...

these banded, hairy creatures a sign of good luck. Overexploited for traditional purposes, the armadillos are turned into guitars, rattles and other trinkets. Loved to death, they are captured and ...

rotund pregnant male pygmy seahorse risk his life by releasing his vice-like grasp on the gorgonian to fight the current and swim to where it strikes. There, he reattaches to the gorgonian, and, once ...

Jacques Derek Charlwood CRC Press 2020, £63.00 I feel somewhat pipped at the post in writing this review: the foreword to The Ecology of Malaria Vectors already lays out the important position ...

partly in the sand. Polychaete worm, photographed by Alexander Semenov Spiral salp with resident paper nautilus fish, by Ryo Minemizu Recently Jeff and his diving partner and wife, Sarah Matye, began ...